|
1.
The Duck of Minerva: Appeasement Anecdotes May 16, 2008 ... Appeasement Anecdotes. Conservatives have a fundamental ... Keep in mind that negotiation can lead to the reduction of mutual threats, ... 2.
The Duck of Minerva: Update on Burma Sep 28, 2007 ... Update on Burma. The government crackdown on democracy protesters continues in Burma. The official death toll is nine, including a Japanese ... 3.
The Duck of Minerva: Iraq by any other name Introduces an interesting endogenaity problem into his research, doesn't it--from now on, all of his analysis on Iraq must factor in the fact that US policy ... 4.
The Duck of Minerva: Expert advice Expert advice. There's nothing like a combat situation to sharpen ethical dilemmas to their most extreme point. For instance: the US military's use of ... 5.
The Duck of Minerva: ICC Issues Arrest Warrant for Bashir, But Not ... Mar 4, 2009 ... ICC Issues Arrest Warrant for Bashir, But Not For Genocide .... History Unfolding · Jo(e)’s Page · John Granger (Hogwarts Professor) ... 6.
The Duck of Minerva: ICC Issues Arrest Warrant for Bashir, But Not ... Mar 4, 2009 ... ICC Issues Arrest Warrant for Bashir, But Not For Genocide .... History Unfolding · Jo(e)’s Page · John Granger (Hogwarts Professor) ... 7.
The Duck of Minerva: Where is the Global Attention to Children ... The big puzzle for me as a scholar of global agenda-setting in the human rights area is that lack of attention to these children by the international ... 8.
The Duck of Minerva: I suppose one man's boondoggle... Oct 8, 2005 ... I suppose one man's boondoggle... ... is a local community's big, fat welfare check from the American taxpayer. ... 9.
The Duck of Minerva: An enigma wrapped in a riddle shrouded in ... It remains a mystery wrapped in a riddle shrouded in an enigma.... Posted by peter at 8:13 PM. Labels: Israel, Syria. |. Newer Post Older Post Home ... 10.
The Duck of Minerva: Laws of War and First Person Shooters Mar 1, 2009 ... "I've never really enjoyed first-person shooter games," he confesses. "They're just not my favorite aesthetic." But the elder Spencer agreed ... |
